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DIED.
BERRY JOHN T. BERRY, beloved husband Of
Jane Berry, aged forty years.
May he rest in peace
Funeral from residence Of John Eaeleston, Bladens-
pn t road sunday Jan. 3d. ~ pm internent ut
BRIMNER On she morning q LAMAR %. lss..
Notice OF funeral hereafter
s u teSif iEa1aRss d iss &. mrs
second year of his aee.
northwest SUNDAY afternoon, At 2:50 o'eiecL Eela;
lives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
CoRBETT. On January Goth. 1887. Of Scarlet fever
M M. SEssLLa YOUNGEST danshter OF George and
Funeral private.
GREER. On January goth. ss7. at IL O'Clock a M
aged sixteen months.
Little Elsie, brieht-eyed darling,
Safe beyond deaths dark cold river
Thou hast gained the Heavenly shore.
Funeral from the residence 5o9 N street southwest
THoMAs w. aR srqsry IN the ft year q hi. m.
spsfSs e a.epa and '''u''' '':
FKaNk Ss nv: sri a lssz "
o. Funeral win take place from the Gslbr.ith Chapel.
urday, january -. ct 2 O'Clock p m.
NJ MsATIHEws A hs rss,depce IN Tibet county
son q he Henry and tusnr N.s
thews, Of 0eorsstown, ID. G.
Notice VI funeral hereafter.
McAULEY. On January 20th, 1857. Mia ALICE
MCAULkN, OF consumption. in the twenty seventh
year Of her age.
Funeral from her late rssidencs, l2os srsss
northwest and mass 1t 1innaculate ConospttR
church, at nine O'Clock, Jan 22d.
OWEN, On January 20, 1887. ELLEN OWEN
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1923 street
NV on Saturday morning, st y 80 O'Clock Erisnds
are invited to attend
RATCLIFFE On wednesday morning, January
10Th. 1887, in Cynthisna. KY WALTER II. RAT
CLIFFE, Oldest Of Mary r. aud the lsts Dauiel
Ratcline Of Washington, ID. c.
lhichmond.va and Baltimore papers please copy.]
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Baltimore Markefs

q; BALTIMoRE. Nd Jan. Election dull-niddIine.
Va Flour dull and easy-Howsrd street and western
super, 23osSoO; do. extra. 3. :1a39O: do family.
81 5as9 90: do Ro brand fa5 %; Pat.psr no. family
o.5O; 90 superlatve patent, 500. Wheat southern
nomlna!!y stesdyawestern about steady and ti1ill
southern red. g4a!6; do amber, 95aS1: No Mary,
1 Gann ~ o 90 No western winter red spot
y Western NAY si:.d 1900 S Corn southern nominal
n nary yea9x' LAS western mixed spot
4s ssea'nsr t4SS bid oas and
steaay anime sta3s Rye quiet
R Ibo115s1 .n daun1ness
s ara 1efns 5a7a clear rib sides ~ hams
s s,ssy ys SsssS esss stesdy as petroleum.
o danaTy t. faas @ sugar firm, soft 1916
nrIn l23a124 freight to liverpool per steamer dull
iSs s Corn noas "a rs; srain' 3a4d; sales wheat,
.o H5iAAddA9 PIE Mo- Jan 21-viginia Sizes con.
coupons 64h; do new threes, 651S bid to-day.
Chicago Markets.
weak again 1t Sac for May delivery broke of to Sz
r4led TO S4H, but Is of again to "a. May corn 4Oz
May oats, 304; May pork 1,232H; May lard, 66S Ia
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The District i'm Congress.
THE SRNATR DISTRICT coMnrrrpr

at their regular meeting to-day, ordered a. favor
able report to be made on the nomination of Rut-
ledge Wilson for justice Of the peace of the Dis
trict. The two bills for the Incorporation OF safe
0epoSlt ana trust companies were ordered to be
defining the liabilities OF stockholders, and Civ
Ing the courts supervision over such companies
town Gable Railroad company was ordered to
De also favorably reported. The bill introduced by
MI. Vance for the protection OF the morals Of
minors was discussed at some length and laid over
until the next meeting. Nothing was decided in
relation to gas in Georgetown.
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Interior Department Chances.

the following Official changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
Patent Of1fce-App0intment: Mrs Lasalle Dec.
Pickett, OF Virginia, copyist at $780, under the
civil service rules. Resignation: Miss Eyie San
derson, of District of Columbia, copyist at $500 to
accept transfer to Treasury department.
On1ce OF Observation-Disclosures n Wick
on or New Jersey, 81 200 to s., AGO. vice Mrs Julia
A. Holmes, deceased; Mrs. Lucia j. X, CLARK. OF
Minnesota, s, 900 to 81, 200; Miss Fannie S eros
by, Of Illinois, 500 to 81 600
comb, OF Maine, and Douglas H. kincad of Ken
ucky, clerks at $1,000, under the civil service
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Capitol Topics.

10 INCREASE THE PRINTERS PAY
The House labor committee decided to-day to re-
port faVorably the bill to increase the pay OF the
night force at the Government Printing Office.
NOTES.
In private letter to a friend in the House Sena-
tor Browne of Indian states that his wife's death
Is expected 70 occur at any time and that he him.
tempt to attend the House this session
Friends OF Representative King say that the talk
OF a duel between Mr.. King and Mr.. Cuthbert b.
Jones is absurd "
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Name
Washington Stock Exchange.

Inc following changes from Yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
s. rs s4sRasd 1879 l$7 BID I'D 1s BE s ssfsa
IVA Washington a.t and Georgetoxn railroad bonds,
Washington Gas. 3735 bid. SO asked National
s MsUpel1t an INSURANCE 63 bid Columbia In
Ss sn SI bid g74 asked. Washington Brick Machine
u htO, hd. l5o asked. Farmers and Mechanics
!Dank' Georgetown. 15S bid, 161 asked Real Estate
~, insurance, n4,s bid, l14.. asked Penn
rrei. Co. 40a bid, a. asked. Chesapeake and Pot
lei. Go, 50 bid, 50 asked. ~
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THE EVENING STAR
AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auetsoneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO. Auctsoneers.
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
pprssr1e EFFECTs ru,, c.pprrs.
PARLOR. CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM
FURNITURE OF Every DESCRIPTION. RE
ENCE OF SALE. AND WILL BE SOLD TO
MoRR0W M0RNINGi JANUARY ,, TMENnTCYx,
An WITHIN AND IN FRONT OF OUR
SALESROOM. ~.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS b co,
1t Auctoneers
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Travellers Guide.

PENSa. EoUIk-B. and T. station. 9th and II street,.
-For New York. Phiadelphia and the last 4 %, g.
and ILL., an, 30 4 AS; le aud n so =
SUNDAY. am, 40. sl5 10 and il 1T so ,. a. a.
For Chicago. Cincinnati. ST. Louis. Pittsburs and
the West 40 am. usst line) daily Cincinnati
aud 81 Louis and except saturday TO Chicago: IL 10
pm Schicaso Limited! daily ch,cago aud Sincinnali
Chicago and st Louis. Pacific Express, 10 pm dali,
For Richmond and the South. aud IL am daily and
30 m daily, except sunday. For BALTIMORE q IS.
sY5' 2 43 and II An 4. =, u 80, ~ =.
day - 40 and II rs am, II 10. IL 80. 2, A. - q,
7:10. 10 and IL 20 PA. For Pope's Greek Line -
am and 40 p N. daily. except Sunday For AnnaJo-
LIS. 70 am, I2:l5, 4::.3 and g PIN daily. except
Csnandsieua, Rochester. BufiAso and Siayara. 10 m
B.Asp o. RoUrE-Station. Corner New Jersey ave-
nue. and street-For Chicago, 10 m tfast bInitsdl,
dsiRiS loT iSg r i,s and s LOUIS
5 :55 pm daily For B.itmore, s. 80. 40. 80.
& 30 and 10 :o5 am, II 10. 50, Is (4,-rninuts
train), 80, 80, 80 $40, 40 g. Is and II 80
pm. Sunday, . 30 80, 3 80 and 10 05 am. Y.,,
40 and 4e 10 and -4a - P fs
tween Warrington and Bsltimore 8, $40. 30 am,
1910, 3::S0 40, and II 30 m. Sunda, 80
am. and go, 80 40, and IL pan. For stations
Metropolitan Branch, a. daily. except sun
day, and o::il pm. daily 40 p.n daily, except Sun
day, FOR principal stations Metropolitan Branch.
3 40 An daily, On Sunday stops ut all stations.
Frederick, 40 am, 40 m daily, except sunday
Sunday. For local points between Washington aud
Gslthersburg 1000 Am and IL 30 ll:2l pm daily
except Sunday.
THE BEST LAUNDRY STARCH In the worid-Elec-
fr1c IuSrre starch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-21

St PuulS winter carnival - In progress
Cardinal Gibbons win sail for Rome January u.
surveyors are at work in Washington cOupir,
Nd, IN the interest Of the proposed railroad Alonk
the line OF the &. and o. canal
Mayor Hodges OF Baltimore, who fell on the ice
in frOht OF his residence and broke his night arm
at the shoulder, Is Improving.
There are rs yet no symptoms OF marke0 I'm
proyo1nent In the condition OF BARLEY campoeu,
actor and dramatist for six weeks past under
treatment at the New York Homeopathic Asylum
Tor the insane q xiddletoWn.
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u FAD AND BE WIsE-DR BROTHERS, COS b ST.
10 sw, oppeoted befUre ana made cath that he d,
the Oldest kstahlislsd Expert Specialist in this city
spo wA cu!e IN all caees Of private diseos
ton "a g. syiss free z any hour during TIE
kAMCM g MILlA Notary Pubic IN and fog -
DisEcs e coaumbdA this ID dry sf July, l30k.
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R. BYRD. LEWIS,
416 5th st. NV.
Washington, D. g.
r. ]. WASHINGTON,
Oak Grove Postoffice.
Westmoreland County. Vn
Conim'n.

virginia:
Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Court of
Westmoreland County.
III. Warren HUT, clerk Of the Circuit Court Of said
county, In tho State OF Virginia. do hereby Certify thaf
ing under decree q .aid court rendered ON the 18th
GAY OF October, 1876, " the case of James Albert
has this day executed the bond required b the ssi de-
cree.
Given under my hand this .o;,d day. Of Novembsr.
1886 J. WARf{EN HIiTT
dlS-3Ot - G1erk
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PERsoNAI--Bishop Andrews has removed his
residence nom The Richmond to No. 1920 street
northwest. Davis OF West Virginia
George Baden Powell OF England, Robert Morsoho-
mer0I Berlin, Thee. Kearney and Chas. HiOsch Of
san francisco are at the Arlington.-PeterG Grant
o. rochester, JnO. r. Otis of POughkeepsie, and w.
3; CnaIneld and +. A. Keep OF Chicago are at
WeicKerS"Mr. c. s. N0yes, who has been
cOnnned to his room for some days by
ltliness Is able to be out again.-Clark
Benlamn and 8. w. B. Conger, Of New York,
curtis =. Raymond OF Boston and Thomas n
Bayne OF South Carolina, are at Wormleys-
Thomas pla +, Grady OF New York, J. NJ: Hegeman Of
Br0oRiyn, g. + Claghorn OF Philadelphia, Charles
z P1nner OF New Orleans and G. B. Chester OF
Omaha, are at MISUNDERSTANDING Nc
ronald OF Indiana, w. g. Shillaber OF Boston, II.
W. schmidt OF Honolulu, n. H. Cardozo, J.. O.
n00d, II. y: WinsOr and w. q. Horn OF New York,
Mm. D. Kelley, b. Ziegler and w. w. vanSant OF
fnnadelphia, and 4. j. George, w. w. Airport and
George y. BOdwell Of Chicago, are at the Riggs
Two LADIES HAVE THEIR SATCHEIs SToIEN.-Last
evening, about O'Clock, AZ Miss Ida Hurlett OF
NO. 1904 New jersey avenue southeast, was pass
ing the corner OF Sd and streets southeast, q
negro thief snatched her hand satchel containing
Es.bQ ana escaped. A Few minutes later negro,
supposed to be the same one who snatched Miss
Auretts sAtch6l snatched q Batchel, containing
$1.l5, from Miss MOilie Burrows, who was In the
same neighb0rhO0d. He made his escape.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. James d. Gillis has been
oetached from command OF the Hartford and or.
dered as member of the board Of inspection at
San Francisco. Lieut.. j. II. c. CONN detached
the board to inspect steel SALTWATER q, d. Macy
from the Minnesota and placed on waiting orders
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: BENSINGER, Auctioneer.

6 BENsINGER, Auctioneer.
Mi b sold At the Bazaay Ne e4o Legisisps
Bay hopss t.
the District G0Vernmen also
at TEN O'CLOCK, 25 Head 81 Horses and Mares, soma
isses, Harness. &c . s. BENsiNGEk,
1t Auctioueer.
AN6 sAE q hTM
MATERIAL, HORSES WAGONS &c, LARGE
FIRE-PRooF SAFE AND FFICEFURNITURE,
E EHNEfNlNR, B si Ed AND PLANNING MILL MA
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Lber 1921
folio 333, Of the land records the undersigned will
hSt A. se
premises formerly occupied by VIM. Mclean Son as
aa saf % s. q and
with quantity Of building Material such Is Doors
Sasn, Binds &C. and the Once Furniture including
AZ ONE O'CLOCK p. M. on the SAME DAY, we
se ON the abs na the
Mil Machinery some of the same having been slightly
y, material to be removed by the purchaser within
Terms: One-fourth cash q deposit Of 10 per- cent
being required at time Of sae balance in equal install
Of the undersigned. with interest. :" '1'
II these terms are not complied with in i've days
aief the sale the undersigned the right to
on three days notice by in the
=, !AaEs E J pA kfENNhftos.; Trustees.
G. W. ST1CKNEY, Auct., $3.50 street ja15
E THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED ON
sd@Mshain. 9 z TEA 61Gkk
u SA15 )! ss ii BoaEsH
1t Trustees
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Army ORDERs-The leave Of First Lieutenant
John Garland. sixth infantry, extended two
months for disability. The leave OF Mai. A. NJ.
Randol first artillery, extended two months.
First Lieutenant A. r. Paxton, fifteenth infantry,
now on leave, ordered to New York for Temporary
duty at David's island Ap0"''
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DIED.

FRIEL-wILLIAMs. In Baltimore, January 10th
1857, by the Rev. j. +. Ockirman, EMMA y WILL
I.lANS aud BASIL n. FkIEL.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.nOHlHOV.
THoMAS BOWLING. Auctionee.

TNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
bAMAsk 3Nb SThEk PhkI6R sG ii TfSF
Ess$fSs AS hYS SfHE kkso hAfF hxSf s safE
p3k fH1AA SHE2A D S MSaoaA AMP
SsAasJNEds EtTsB ANR yicKEE E2RckERs
s9He ah eAkkkY AN HeA MaHSeANS Be-
SgF M ES sfitk III rABLEs NkM hSb SEC
H IF v1G d9fS II HE HOUSE, %HEE
$shss . s22R
shsil ssi within and il 'front.' :, my auction rooms
10 % or IT sa
Is q and superior
sale sale >'''' % ''''''' - '-''l '' ~ ja2o-2t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co, AuCtioneers.
CONTINUATION SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF
nSs1 p s2PR s9 IHs fHFzEasNsH4HHssi
isrxs csnsiFnmsat Of esdy made clothing. consist:
t. .:: ST.: ssss ssss
f6s 1 Mnhrs fash B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc.s
SALES dS Of THE MAeNI5IGENT G95HES
MENTS, FURNITURE MIRRORs HANGINGS,
a6k s sEsRE4 Ag sAzHEES HAS 4
ruzs aU1bs lHsRHa5
os sSAATrTGRkDAYa TTMEEENTYsEG9Np at ELESE E
T Mc adk ZEE fSsE OF THE FINEST GOODS IN
saE
e9Sk AZ ss4 TIFF 0 ( fEHSRs E e
which time it is contemplated to close)
THE RARE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS, &c,
q Any change in the above programme will be an
notnce in the daily papers. Catalogues ready
ja1s-d DUNcANsoN Bros. Aucts
TlHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
s 2HE CLOSE SGs SAhR1 5sE s T4P
REL MARE AND THREE COOP SHRRiSaE
AS sSadlES ar szf GG
1872 81 sATEEpAY OLA 5AS MA
personal property. ja2O-2t
Esrs s4EE k 81 1A NJ Ja
By virtue # sss decree passed the es.h day Of
CSar q Of psc
esRSs.s9 ses1 FaT3syE RFsest Fl
1887, 1T FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. offer at public sale in
front Of the premises. the following described prop
forty l4o in reservation num6esed ten qQ fronting
(25) feet and running due west with that width one
hundred aud fifty Q5O) feet to twelve-foot alley,
partly improved by . two-story brick house with .
west.
Terms of sale. prescribed by decree: One third
cash; balance in one and two years from the day of
tered payments bearing sly per interest payable
ssml-snnually, and secured by deed of trust the
property sold or all cash at the option of the pur-
chaser. A deposit Of one hundred dollars wilt be
required on the purchase at the time sale If the
terms not complied with within days the tr,ls
tees reserve the right to resell at the risk of
the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing at the
purchasers cost.
HENRY RANDALL, WEBB, Trustee,
r,,o, 4O6 9th street northwest.
AncfiOnaar ia1I
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STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NORDDEUTSHER LLOYD s. 8 co.
Fast Express Steamers
@ TO Southampton london. Hsvre), Bremen.
S.S.TraNe JAM 26,ti30 am. SIS Ema Feb l0 10 3Cp m
:. saae xfsb 113O am .Werra 10, aOOpm.
Alier Feb; D. 6-O0am. "T1ve" u Am.
comfortable statero0na excellent tablo, luxuriott1
saloon appointments Prices 1st cabin o. J. ESQ, GO
low rates. Apply to = II bR(j1JF =
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THE PRESIDENTS PUBLIC RECEPTION this after.
noon was well attended. The decorations in the
east room remained the same as at the state din.
ner last evening ~
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'NHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
FINE ARTS,
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE:
THE ULLMAN COLLECTION OF FINE MODERN
OIL PAINTINGS,
One hundred and sixty VALUABLE WORKS, by one
hundred and twenty-eight WELI-KNOWN ARTISTS,
of PARIS, LONDON, MUNICH, DRESDEN, DUSSEI,-
D0RF, VIENNA and other European Art Centers.
1.-The Miser"
Coomans Devotion" and "Music"
Diaz's I'm the Woods"
kraus' "Too Full for Utterance"
9. Harry Eatons October and Meadow Stream"
Lepiquiner's 1.-The Shepherdessn
kieger's Jolly Company"
and many others OF equal merit and value An eleesnt
couectlon OF artistic examples by Of worldwide
on F5ee Exhibition Monday and tuesday,
Auction Rooms, southwest of Penn ave and 18th
street. where they will be sold at Auction ON WEDNES
DAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JANUARY TWEN-
II-SlATH, TWENTY-SEVENTH and TWENTY
EIGHTH, At ELEVEN AN. and THREE p NJ. each
day.
Catalogues mailed on application.
1a2l-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneee.
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BY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court n -.
Westmorel,nd county Virginia, passed on the 18Th 6
day Of October, 1885 In the equity cause, entited
Thomas Brady and Others, the undersigned therein
appointed special commissioners for the purpose will
sen ut public auction the premises to the highest
bidder, on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY
toned known as Classic Shore containing four hun
dred and (464) acres, less The said
Msstn9reland state Of Virginia adjoining Colonial
it new barn. dwelling and out buildings and wharf
Terms Cash enough to pay the costs Of suit and
penses Of sale, and the following sums of money. to
wits 90 79S12 With interest at the rata Of (85 ak
per cent per snnum on part thereof from the
18th day Of October 1885, till paid; and the Of
with interest thereon from the LIST day Of JAM
uary 1885, at the rate Of (6) six per cant snnum
till peid; and the deferred payments 10 bs a fooVs
to wit: 81 on the 18th day Of April 1857 and the
residue OF the purchase money six months from the
day of sale notes for the deferred payments secured
by deed Of trust en- the premises to be given by the
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DEATH OF PAYNAsTER WATMoUGH.-The Navy
department is informed that Paymaster VIM. n.
Watmough, lately retired, died in Baltimore last
night. ~
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An Old Gentleman Killed.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT THIS MORNING BETWEEN DER.
WOOD AND WASHINGTON GROVE.

Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR
DxRw0oD, Montgomery CO., Nd, Jan 81.
Mr.. Isaac Ricketts, an old and respected citizen
OF this county, was killed by train No. So this
morning ct IL O'Clock, about halfway between this
point and washington Grove camp meeting JUS
tice OF the Peace Rudolph Watkins summoned q
Jury Of inquest.
The particulars developed by the evidence OF
eyewitness were that MI. Ricketts,. who was
eighty years OF age, was walking on the railroad
towards Rockville, when he was overtaken by the
local train from Gaithersburg. when the train
was nearly upon him he was seen to look around.
Then he tried to cross The track, when he was In
led sh0cktngiy. The head was severed nom the
body and crushed. The old gentleman had de-
clared he would not ride on train, and he never
hands were In no way blamable.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
1 MT : PER CENT INVESTMENT.

A MT PER CENT INVESTMENT.
FIRST Mortgage Coupon Bonls
OF The
GERMAN AMERICAN loan AND INVESTMENT
COMPANY, Of Sioux Falls, ID. l.,
s. u-ei BY Inortgase deeds on improved farm proper
s-s IN Dakota and Minnesota. worth three times the
DENOMINATIONS; 800. $500. $3.50, s4oo. $3.50
sou Mp To- ; I. 900. O
these bonds may be seen and information obtained
" Ss4hh2 al heoln ., Glover building, I4I9 + at
cHAS. r. DEAN, Vice President
Esferenees; Hon; Wm. Window, Chas E. Coon
S.as s.oa 1h fa 4 G cA'as0 Citizens S,tlGnai
II AR6E BUSINESS LOT on IOTTISI1N1 AVE
- through 20 ID ST. 30 feet front on each. marked
O w sa.s Lare and ne ofce property
- eei 'ssiiaeni FrOpertes Ia hand for first calls
t.2I-6t 'ohN Ana y; t : :,
1,OR sALE-A wEIL-EsTABIIsBFD RF.I. 20
Ia's ahd insurance Business Tor sale at . very low
Ply u Box 81. Star office is3 T. ot!P
I,oE SALE BOARDING HOUSE IN A coon 10
enlsrrrens desire to sell on oPportunity FOR
Adiress > j.. star o1hce. - iss,n 1871 a..
J;oR RENr or FOR, sALE-A HANDSOMELY
DAVIS co.'s Rooms s J isa' f3.n0' at HAIk.T
I,oR SALE Two BRICK STORES NEAR pHII.4.
aSin5 . md 0Pp1S,. POST , 9se rent for s45 lot
E .his pr9Rerty for $1,000 or exchange for property
Jals-1w. JR HEREFORD 14ea. Est
OR SALE sToREs-DRrG. EXCELLENT 10
cation daily recelPts S50: Grocery, long estai-
nssd daily receipts 500 Tobacco, we'll estabI,sbsJ
daily sales So Confectionery, baryain yar,0ns -,
stcres Also, DINING Room. central locat,r dsiiy %
CONE 80 Commercial Office, e3s +. d. RAMTY Az
In \ DRISC0LI. CARPENTER AND arm DCp
lie Al work done By frst-class wOrsrnen Pr,cns
r:s-O able shop No G3 st. Jobbing pronI'tiy
-- JaS-3m
ID REAL ESTATE BROKER
$500. 1919 street northwest
Sa'-Im- (adioinine Sun Buildine)
GAZE INyESTMENS-SIN PER CENT ,;IT,p,I
~ TED BY THE
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
Hon. y T. mlMAN, Gate Treasurer L. 3 Pres;d.n,
Jnteses: and Principal Guaranteed and P.i} -Iv ,h
Chemical National Bank Of New York ~ 'i
iFtertSt Payable SefuI-annuslly.
Bsnts ia sums OF 900 and M
lLese FIRST Mortgage Bands secured on unrovad
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ANOTHER CRISIS AT PARIS.
For the Worlds Championship.
ARRANGING FOR SINGLE SCCIL. REGATTA TO BE
HELD JUNE NEXT.

PuTsBuRa Jan. 2l---John Teemer, the sculler,
be Foxl intends to hold a single scul regatta in
June next IN which the championship of the world
VIII pc contested for. A cup, valued at 81 900,
to put up O. stake Of $3.50 to which all other
moneys such as gate receipts, etc., win be added:
inc winner Will receive 60 per cent Of the total
part In the contest and states that he will 90
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
NO CHANGE IN INDIANAPOLIS.
To.dayss Rallos for senator I,esulr,

NO CHANGE IN INDIANAPOLIS.
TO-0ay's BALLOT for senator Results
the Same as Previous Ones.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 21.-Contrary to general ex-
pectattOn the joint session OF the legislature was
again without result The senate, at IL O'Clock,
proceeded to the hall Of the house, where two
DalloeS were TAKEN the vote standing as hereto
fore: Tyupie, rs; Harrison, n; Allen, 4 The con-
vention then adjourned.
ANOTHER CRISIS AT PARIS.
M. Dauphin's Financial Scheme Re-
Jected by the Budget Committee.
PARIS Jan. 21.-The budget committee Of the
cnamoer OF deputies has, by vote Of Is to 6, re-
Jected the amendment presented by NJ. Dauphin,
minister OF nnance providing for an issue OF bonds
70 the amount OF 375 600 600 francs redeemable in
s1xty-s1x years to meet the temporary needs OF
the g government. M; Dauphin is consequently ex-
Recteo 70 resign, and cabinet crisis is Imminent.
Tne present ministry was formed on the 18th ult.
Nothing Done 1t Trenton.
TRENTON, N. j. Jan. 21.-SenatOrsC ranmer and
Carter appeared in the senate chamber this morn
ing at the time set for the meeting In the absence
OF quorum an adjournment was taken till Mon
day night.